Lawrence Goldhuber
- Actor
Recent work includes choreographing and performing in The Seven Deadly
Sins: Gluttony, commissioned by the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, and
a tour with British group DV8 Physical Theater for the Olympic Arts
Festival in Sydney, London, and Hong Kong. He received a 2002 New York
Foundation for the Arts Fellowship and is a 1995 New York Dance and
Performance "Bessie" Award winner as "an influential presence in modern
dance" for 10 years with the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company.
During that time, he created roles in Still/Here and Last Supper at
Uncle Tom's Cabin (both at BAM, and aired on PBS) among many others.
Commissioned work with duet company Goldhuber & Latsky presented by The
Joyce Theater, The American Dance Festival, The Whitney Museum of
American Art at Philip Morris, and many others. Other work includes
Journey Beyond the West at BAM, the title role in Golem for the Henson
International Puppet Festival, and regular appearances with Keely
Garfield's Sinister Slapstick, and at the legendary club Jackie 60. His
solo show - When the World Smells Like Bacon premiered at PS 122 in
2001.
